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Tweety and Sylvester#47
Cover: John Costanza

Tweety and Sylvester #47

Jul 1975 · Western · 0.25 USD
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In "The Cat Bungler," Sylvester’s long-standing frustration with catching Tweety takes a surreal turn when he seeks psychoanalysis for his depression. Through a series of flashback vignettes—rendered in the classic "cheater" cartoon style, reusing animation footage from earlier shorts—the doctor listens as Sylvester recounts his repeated, comedic failures. Art by John Costanza, with full creative control over pencils, inks, and lettering, brings the familiar antics to life in a uniquely introspective format, while the cover by Costanza captures the moment with sharp, expressive detail.

Contains 4 stories
The Cat Bungler
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Tweety BirdSylvester PussycatGrannyTom Cat (not the MGM character)two rough-looking alley catscat burglar (human)

Sylvester Pussycat, ever the opportunist, hatches a scheme to sneak into Granny’s house by pretending to be a mysterious cat burglar—just as rumors swirl about a prowler on the prowl. With Tweety Bird on the line and two rough-looking alley cats lurking nearby, Sylvester’s plan takes a wild turn when the real cat burglar shows up, turning the night into a chaotic game of cat-and-mouse.

Magic Madness
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Tweety BirdSylvester Pussycat

After reading a book on witchcraft and noticing the long-standing link between cats and magic, Sylvester Pussycat grows convinced he’s inherited real witchin’ powers. When household objects start moving on their own, his confidence in his newfound abilities only deepens—much to Tweety Bird’s growing unease.

What’s on Your Mind?
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Tweety BirdSylvester PussycatDr. H.D. Shrink

In "What’s on Your Mind?", Sylvester Pussycat seeks help from Dr. H.D. Shrink to unpack his long-standing frustration with never catching Tweety Bird. Through a series of flashback vignettes—played out like classic "cheater" cartoons—the story explores Sylvester’s repeated failures with a mix of humor and quiet introspection, revealing the emotional weight behind the chase.

You Can’t Wind!
6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Tweety BirdSylvester Pussycatmedieval-style wizardtruck drivertraffic copboy pedestrian

When a medieval-style wizard’s magic hat sails off his head in a sudden gust and lands squarely on Sylvester Pussycat, the feline finds himself stuck with more than just a hat—he’s stuck with a spell that won’t come off. Tweety Bird and Sylvester team up in a frantic, slapstick effort to remove it, but the hat clings tighter than ever, turning their usual rivalry into an unlikely partnership.

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Full credits

artist, letterer, inker John Costanza
cover pencils, inks John Costanza

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Reprinted in Daffy Duck Comic-Ferien-Sonderheft #1

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